Assemble at Singapore Changi Airport and begin your holiday with a pleasant flight to Seoul.Remark: For the KE648/SQ600 morning flight or flights arriving in the afternoon, the tour will be 8D7N, and you will transfer to the hotel to rest for the day. If you take a direct flight to Busan, the itinerary will exclude the KTX high-speed train ride. And the sequence of itineraries will be reversed.

Upon arrival, you will be warmly welcomed by the local tour guide and begin your unforgettable journey in Korea. The first stop is Hwarok Cave (Jade Cave) in Chungju, a popular tourist attraction developed from a former mine. Here, we will arrange a unique experience for you—a ride on a transparent canoe inside Hwaseong Cave, where sturgeons swim beneath, adding a touch of fun and wonder to the adventure. Step into Coffee Danwal 커피단월, a popular café in Chungju where traditional Korean hanok design meets modern café culture. Surrounded by tranquil nature and open courtyards, the café offers a perfect escape for photo lovers and coffee enthusiasts alike. (Complimentary one drink per person). Next, we head to the Mungyeong Rail Bike Trail. As you pedal along, enjoy the beautiful Namnangyo Bridge scenery and feel the refreshing breeze while passing through tunnels and rivers — a gentle yet captivating ride.Note: If Hwarok Cave is closed, the visit will be replaced with either Gosu Cave or Unduryeong Cave. The rail bike will be arranged with four persons per bike.

Start your day at Guryongpo Japanese House Street, a historic area where a community of Japanese fishermen settled after the Joseon-Japan Trade Treaty was signed in 1883. This charming street is known for its unique Japanese-style wooden buildings and was featured in the popular K-drama When the Camellia Blooms. It offers a glimpse into Korea’s past while serving as a picturesque filming location. Next, visit Pohang’s latest attraction — the Space Walk. This walking sculpture, designed like a roller coaster, provides a thrilling and scenic experience. Continue to Homigot Sunrise Square, Pohang’s iconic landmark and the perfect spot to watch the sunrise or sunset. Later, visit the National Lighthouse Museum, where you can enjoy beautiful ocean views and learn about the history, culture, and models of various lighthouses.

After breakfast, visit the renowned Bulguksa Temple, a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site celebrated for its architectural elegance and historical significance. Continue to Hwangnidan-gil Street, a trendy cultural spot that blends ancient charm with modern flair—perfect for exploring boutique shops and sampling local street food. And visit Jangsaengpo Whale Culture Village -it is a fascinating destination for those interested in maritime history. Next, discover the breathtaking Ulsan Bridge Observatory, a marvel of modern engineering and a must-visit destination in Ulsan. Next, enjoy a seasonal fruit-picking experience (e.g., strawberries, blueberries, grapes, apples, or pears, depending on the season.Note: The seasonal fruit picking experience is subject to weather conditional and maybe replaced with an oriental herbal foot bath experience.

Beginning the day with a scenic journey on the Haeundae Blue Line Park. Ride the charming Haeundae Beach Train, offering spectacular views of Busan’s breathtaking coastline. Next, visit the Cheongsapo Daritdol Skywalk, where you can stroll 72.5 meters out over the ocean on a transparent glass walkway suspended 20 meters above the waves—perfect for thrill seekers and photo lovers alike. Experience the Songdo Cable Car, a scenic ride that crosses over the sea, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the coastline. Wrap up the day by exploring the lively Gukje Market and BIFF Square, a dynamic hub for shopping and street food. Discover trendy fashion finds, local snacks, and soak in the energetic atmosphere as you shop to your heart’s content.

After breakfast, visit Busan Arte Museum. This global immersive media art exhibition features new exhibits in each region under the theme 'Eternal Nature,' spreading both domestically and internationally. Continue to the vibrant Gamcheon Culture Village, nicknamed “Korea’s Santorini,” where colourful murals, quirky art installations, and hillside views await. After then, by taking Korea high-speed train (KTX) ride to Seoul. Upon arrival, Head straight to the historic Gwangjang Market, established in 1905. As one of Seoul’s most iconic traditional markets, it is renowned for its authentic street food and lively atmosphere, making it the perfect place to experience Korea’s local culture and everyday life.Note: For a more hassle-free train ride from Busan to Seoul, you don’t need to carry your luggage on board — it will be transported separately by coach to Seoul.

Begin your morning with a visit to the Korean Ginseng Exhibition Hall, where you’ll learn about this revered herb, often called the "herb of immortality," and explore its many health benefits. Then stop by the Korean Cosmetics Store for insights into Korea’s globally celebrated beauty industry. Next, visit Namsangol Hanok Village for an immersive experience of traditional Korean architecture and the lifestyle of the past. This restored historical folk village transports you back to the Joseon Dynasty, offering a glimpse into Korea’s rich cultural heritage. Later dive into Seoul’s vibrant shopping scene at Myeongdong.

After breakfast, visit the Healthy Liver Showroom, well-known for wellness products like cordyceps and the popular Huanbao Miracle Tonic. Next, visit Gyeongbokgung Palace, an iconic landmark of the Joseon Dynasty. Finally, transfer to the airport for your flight back to Singapore. We hope you’ve enjoyed a memorable and enriching vacation with ASA Holidays!Note: On Tuesday, the Gyeongbokgung Palace will be replaced by Deoksugung Palace.